Anyone here know how to get RS bots on a mac? :o

[Valestrum]

Hey!, I really really really really.. Really. Want to get Runescape bots for my mac computer but i have no idea what so ever how to do that.. Can anyone with a mac * or knows how to do it on a mac * help me get started with bots by helping me download and run one?

If anyone could i would be EXTREMELY thankful


~ Extra Details ~

- My mac is version 10.5.8 right now.

- Would definitely prefer if you could just do this for me by using a program such as team viewer ( or any program that lets you control someone elses computer ).

- If you couldn't do that a tutorial would be great * either a link , or you just saying go here , download this , do that. *




Please, Someone help me i have been wanting a bot forever but having a very hard time doing it myself lol.. And yes, i know i am stupid since i can't seem to do this myself .


If you need me fastest add me on MSN because i am on my computer like 24/7 and in most cases will reply instantly

MSN - [email protected]



Please post any help you can ^_^

 

[rememberthedays]

1. download vmware
2. download windows xp
3. install windows xp on vmware
4. run vmware in mac
5. play rs

 

[Valestrum]

i think i am going to still not use vmware but thank you for suggesting i may use it if i can't find another way..

as for other people reading this i downloaded the Zip file from rsbots, i just mainly need help on what to type into the terminal * i also have java 6 as default *

what do i type?.. cd /desktop/botclient.zip ???



help

 

[rxcounterstrike]

Isn't there usually a run.sh alternative compared to a run.bat, when RSbot was still up and running I remember a mod/admin ran it on a mac easily.

 

[UkkoPukki]

Rscheata.com has a guide for it, but you have to be a verified member for that, PM me your rscheata username and ill give you a link.

 

[Vergil_lived]

Try using a program like crossover, it runs great. It's a windows xp environment emulator.

 

[cotonpk3r]

The neXus client from RSCA (impulse software) has Mac support

It's as easy as clicking a file named install-mac-linux.sh

 

[Valestrum]

Rscheata.com has a guide for it, but you have to be a verified member for that, PM me your rscheata username and ill give you a link.

made a account its called

valestrum need code please

 

[Foetus]

vmware i think is the best solution :S

 

[Siinep]

Mmm.. If you happen to get this to work atm, the Free bots are down, and won't be up for another few days according to the RSbot.com Forums.

 

[Valestrum]

is vmware actually good?

and aw bots are down? oh well at least i will be prepared when it comes back on

 

[Nassyh]

Rsbots.net has guide for their own client.

 

[Valestrum]

i know that nassyh but i am having trouble with the terminal part like i said =|.

 

[samrobinson1991]

ye mate i had the same problem,
im running on the top edition macbook pro laptop
following the rsbots.net steps for installation on mac is not as easy as it seems.
when i tried to do it terminal didnt respond to some run.sh command
so i just went back on my windows comp and leave it on all day

but vmware is goood

 

[buying obby maulers]

yo man, pm me, i have a lot of expirience with this stuff. i can do it all for you via teamviewer. i can get any bot up and running for you (rsbots.net, rstrainers.org, etc)

 

[Valestrum]

yo man, pm me, i have a lot of expirience with this stuff. i can do it all for you via teamviewer. i can get any bot up and running for you (rsbots.net, rstrainers.org, etc)

Thank you very much !

oh and btw you said the client was down for a few days but the forums said its back up today but i still having trouble getting it running :0

 

[tofurocks]

The neXus client from RSCA (impulse software) has Mac support

It's as easy as clicking a file named install-mac-linux.sh

This pretty much sums it up if you buy from rsbots.net/autofighter.org/etc.
Since Java is cross-platform, any bot that's currently out should run on a mac.
In the rare case that it doesn't, rip a copy of linux/xp to a virtual machine and run it there.

 

[GrinGo]

vmware is so good the U.S Army uses it.